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Lawrence Journal World

Location

Lawrence, Kansas, United States of America

Date

Jun 30, 1973

Page

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Senate Watergate hearings may run into 1974

The Ervin committee may subpoena further witnesses and prolong testimony into 1974. Public opinion splits between Nixon supporters and critics, with Dean’s testimony praised by backers and challenged by skeptics. Counter testimony from Haldeman Ehrlichman and Nixon is expected.

Senate Ervin Watergate Sen. Ervin Sen. Baker John Dean Dean Bright Yang

Kansas leader outlines plans to visit campuses and attend honors

Dykes discusses selecting a new athletic director after interviewing most candidates. He will hold a press conference Monday, meet vice chancellors and students Tuesday, tape TV interviews Wednesday, and meet Regents staff and Gov. Docking Thursday. He plans statewide travel next month to attend KU Alumni Association honors banquets and meet Kansans from all walks of life.

Kansas City Topeka Kansas Board of Regents Robert Docking Kansas KU Alumni Association Ykes Wedk

Scientists to Study Eclipse Across Africa and Asia

Scientists from the United States and 27 nations gathered in Loiyengalani Kenya and Chinguetti Mauritania to observe a long total solar eclipse. The event spans Brazil to the Somali Republic with a five minute totality in Kenya and partial views across Africa, Europe, and Asia.

Loiyengalanti Kenya Brazil Atlantic Ocean Mauritania Africa Somali Republic Indian Ocean United States Loiyengalani Lake Rudolph Chinguetti Sahara West Africa

Gasoline Shortages, Limited Hours Hit Lawrence Stations

Lawrence motorists face tighter supplies with only seven stations pumping July 4 and nine on Sunday while many close by 9 p.m. Some stay open 24 hours to meet the turnpike, but limits range from five to ten gallons per customer. Owners blame allocations and end-of-month shortages. some planned holidays closed, others cut hours for weeks.

Lawrence Journal-World Clark Oil and Refinery Inc Lawrence Turnpike Standard Kansas Turnpike Authority Mike Herr Standard Oil Co Topeka Wes Grimes Grimes Burl Blackburn Blackburn Super Oil Co 1826 Mass Ozarks Mary Dennis Vicker’s North Side Jerry’s Texaco Iowa

KU Journalism Camp Set To Welcome Nineteen Campers

Nineteen journalism campers will arrive at Kansas University Sunday for a four week Midwestern Music and Art Camp. Delbert Brinkman directs the program teaching photography television radio writing and editing. The group will produce the Kamper Kansan and Tempo and may serve as reporters for the University Daily Kansan. Housing is planned at McCollum and Lewis halls.

Kansas University Delbert Brinkman William Allen White Kamper Kansan Tempo University Daily Kansan McCollum and Lewis Halls

Preliminary hearing set for Herbert L. Warson on assault charges

A preliminary hearing for Herbert L. Warson 39 of 945 E 28rd is scheduled for 2 p m July 16 on aggravated assault charges. He posted 2500 bond after Lawrence police arrested him Thursday for assaulting Sheryl L Weeks and confiscating a gun. Police were called to his home for a family disturbance. Further details were not released.

Herbert L. Warson Lawrence Warson Sheryl L. Weeks

Nixon aides in furor over memo and resignations

Ehrlichman attacks Dean over a memo calling for a tax audit on Harold J. Gibbons a Teamsters leader in St. Louis Colson denies plots to plant news stories Weicker aides report Colson confrontation Three assistant U S attorneys who prosecuted Watergate burglars resign saying they learned of White House cover up after the trial Dean cites Wallace Kalmbach contributions to Wallace Brewer campaign and White House denial of such reports

White House Dean Senate Atty Mitchell Haldeman Ehrlichman Harold J. Gibbons Teamsters Union St. Louis Gibbons Nixon Weicker Colson Connecticut Republican U.S Earl J. Silbert Seymour Glanzer Donald E. Campbell George C. Wallace Alabama Herbert W. Kalmbach Wallace Albert Brewer

Nichols Returns Amid Enrollment Shortfall

Nichols resumes duties as an enrollment underrun strains departments of equipment and funding. He will assist Dykes in understanding EU affairs, delaying a vacation and accepting a lighter decision load for now.

Eight year old boy injured by glass door at community building

Nathan Gentry ran into a closed glass door at the Community Building on Friday at 12 50 pm in Lawrence. He was treated first at Lawrence Memorial Hospital then by a private physician. The boy is the grandson of Mildred Burson and was among youths playing in the building.

Nathan Gentry W. 11Th Lawrence Mildred Burson Gentry Lawrence Memorial Hospital

Kansas Election Laws Bill Drafted by Committee

A special legislative committee in Topeka drafted a proposed bill to consolidate Kansas election laws and remove obsolete language. Chairman Arden Booth said it will spell out penalties per the state criminal code, with many election day offenses raised to felony, including bribery forgery and suppression.

Topeka Kan UPI Kansas Arden Booth R-Lawrence

Fourth of July holiday plans for Lawrence area detailed

Lawrence residents face a near total shutdown with downtown businesses, financial institutions, and city county offices closed on July 4. KU Chancellor Nichols declares all university holiday. KU Law School keeps classes, libraries open, and geographic facilities close. Lakes and parks host recreation, with crowds varying by site. Baldwin fireworks, a Baker U barbecue, and a Sunday Blessing of the Fleet at Lake Perry headline non July 4 events.

Haskell Lawrence Kansas University Raymond Nichols KU Law School Law School American Bar Assa Lone Star Douglas County State Lakes Harry Winters Jr Lake Perry Kansas U. S. Coast Guard Auxiliary Perry Dam

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